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The Walking Dead Season 3

Re: "CLEAR" SUCKED

90% of those are just silly or don't matter in the sligtest . Seriously, he had afrying pan sohe must have had food? Do people throw out the frying pan when they need groceries?

Most of them can also be easily explained.

And yet you.... don't.

In fact, you people keep coming up with excuses so you don't have to deal with the problems in this episode.

"Rick and Michonne essentially murdered the Hitchhiker.

Maggie shot the girl because she was armed, and to Maggie, she was another Woodbury threat. You--the audience member may see her as a "teenage girl," but she was one of the gaurds--or placed herself in that situation. Notice how Maggie and Rick did not shoot unarmed people.

Hayley was NOT armed, and she was NOT a Guard. Hayley was unarmed and standing among the long line of people in the crowd in the background. Hayley did NOT place herself in that situation to get shot. She was one of the first people shot, if not the first shot after the Walker, not even having time to realize what was going on, let alone your delusion that she was actually attacking or fighting or threatening?!

Some of you are so obsessed with defending the (I admit) few problems with this show that you're basically now trying to justify murder.

I stopped reading after the first paragraph. Clearly you are not watching the whole show.

I watched the episode twice back-to-back, with the Talking Dead in between.

You however admit you didn't even read the post.

BYE BYE TROLL.

Additionally, searching abandoned homes is dangerous. Recall what happened when Andrea & Shane scouted a neighborhood.

I recall Shane had to stop the car because Andrea was giving him a handjob.
 
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It does bug me that the only time they bothered to swing by a pharmacy for meds is to pick up some abortion pills.
Glenn retrieved emergency contraception (the "morning after pill"), which is not an abortifacient.

Also, that was the second time Glenn and Maggie had gone to that pharmacy. The first was for medical and other general supplies, while the second was to get the EC.
 
It does bug me that the only time they bothered to swing by a pharmacy for meds is to pick up some abortion pills.
Glenn retrieved emergency contraception (the "morning after pill"), which is not an abortifacient.

Also, that was the second time Glenn and Maggie had gone to that pharmacy. The first was for medical and other general supplies, while the second was to get the EC.
and a pregnancy test. And they picked up some condoms while they were there.
 
Yes, the pregnancy test was covered as part of the first visit, as were the condoms (which Glenn actually picked up in an attempt to cover from Maggie that he was searching for pregnancy test).

Both, I think, would fall under what I described as "medical and general supplies."
 
Morning after pill/ abortion pill... whatever. I didn't really care about that or the whole plotline for that matter. I guess I could have written "Abortion" pill, because that's what Maggie ended up calling it, for good or ill

My point mostly was that they're not really getting the kind of medical supplies on mass, that they'd need to recover from the routine damage they're suffering, & even then I said I'm fairly well willing to let it slide
 
My point mostly was that they're not really getting the kind of medical supplies on mass, that they'd need to recover from the routine damage they're suffering, & even then I said I'm fairly well willing to let it slide

From time to time, its hard to let that pass. For example, when T-Dog was injured, if Daryl did not have Merle's bag of meds, he would have died. On that note, in a world where there are no more doctors, ERs, etc., one would think hunting for a variety of meds would be as much a priority as food, considering the great chance for injury.
 
I'd think once you start randomly searching for drugs and giving them to people you would kill almost as many as you would save :lol:
 
My point mostly was that they're not really getting the kind of medical supplies on mass, that they'd need to recover from the routine damage they're suffering, & even then I said I'm fairly well willing to let it slide

From time to time, its hard to let that pass. For example, when T-Dog was injured, if Daryl did not have Merle's bag of meds, he would have died. On that note, in a world where there are no more doctors, ERs, etc., one would think hunting for a variety of meds would be as much a priority as food, considering the great chance for injury.

I never understood why there are shelves and shelves full of various drugs, supplies and such, for example when Shane and Otis have their little grocery list, let me grab one of this and one of that...what if the one you risked your life to get breaks or falls out of your bag or whatever?

I realize the whole building can't be carried off but in situations like with Glenn and Maggie, why the multi trips to get one or two things?

Grab a duffle bag and carry as much as you can take, that way if you need it it might just be there at the house instead of taking unnecessary road trips.
 
drama, mostly. Makes no real sense. Most of those places would be looted and ruined anyway, so that it exists at all is a stretch...
 
I'm pretty bad about nitpicking, myself, but are we really searching for logic in a TV show about a zombie apocalypse?
 
I'd think once you start randomly searching for drugs and giving them to people you would kill almost as many as you would save :lol:
Safer than handing out guns to people who'd never used them? You learn. Get a med book, ask the animal doc. Don't be stupid

But yeah, it's all subjective on a tv show really. Real survival would not make for an interesting tv drama
 
Okay. The series is not always adapting the comic panel for panel, so storylines are sort of out there in many ways, including the choice of survivors and victims. If any of you had to guess, who will be the next prison character to say bye-bye this season?
 
Damn, Glenn and Maggie know how to get busy. :devil:

Loved the character beats in this one--Daryl and Martinez, aka pussy and douchebag, :lol: Herschel telling Milton the spineless that he needed to buy him a drink first, Rick and the slimeball of the universe governor and definitely Rick and Herschel at the end. Love the mentor dynamic that's developing there.

No giving up Michonne, Rick. But it's realistic you'd think about it. Andrea really needs to get over it and cut Mr. Wonderful's throat.
 
And yet you.... don't.

In fact, you people keep coming up with excuses so you don't have to deal with the problems in this episode.

Uh... no. We don't have to deal with the problems in this episode regardless. There's no one requiring us to explain anything.

Yes, you've already made clear you're dodging the problems, unthinking mind-numb robot. Go away now and let some thinking-fans have a go around here.
 
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